Knitting, crochet, needlework |
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| The art of needlework, knitting and crochet was traditionally handed down by women from generation to generation. But modern society has evolved as have teaching methods. To pass this creative ability on, Phildar brings together a selection of modern day knitting lessons for knitters of all levels to enjoy the creation of beautiful handmade knitwear. | ||||||||
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Past generations of knitters learned knitting and crocheting at their grandmother's knees. Not always a perfect teaching method. Knit one, purl two. Times have certainly changed. Knitting is no longer the reserve of grandmothers. New teaching methods and technologies make learning to knit and crochet as simple as the wink of an eye. Through the the Yarn Shop, Phildar's online knitting shop, knitters can consult different manuals and knitting books to select the one appropriate to their knitting experience and expertise. From basic knitting primers to how-to knitting videos and DVDs for beginners, there is now nothing to hold you back from discovering the pleasures of yarn and needles. There are also works for more experienced knitters. To expand an existing repertoire of weave patterns, there are dictionaries of crochet and knitting stitches. Experienced knitters can unbridle their creativity and work-up innovative new needlework patterns in the pursuit of their creative hobby. |